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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

"That means, I believe, that things have begun. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #41)
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37 41 "That View more quotes about means">means, I believe, that things have begun.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 38 "If so," said Desmond, "they are fools, for they would be involved in the common peril".
37 39 I noted that one or two of the fellows in the room held what appeared to be a deck of cards.
37 40 "If what you say is true," said Kleomenes, "what can we do?" "Pausanias, with his drivers, and wagons, has already left," said Desmond.
37 41 "That means, I believe, that things have begun.
37 42 I do not expect them to return in the spring.
37 43 I think they will scatter and initiate the intrigues I spoke of in a hundred cities".
37 44 "Then it is too late," said a fellow.
"If so," said Desmond, "they are fools, for they would be involved in the common peril". I noted that one or two of the fellows in the room held what appeared to be a deck of cards. "If what you say is true," said Kleomenes, "what can we do?" "Pausanias, with his drivers, and wagons, has already left," said Desmond. "That means, I believe, that things have begun. I do not expect them to return in the spring. I think they will scatter and initiate the intrigues I spoke of in a hundred cities". "Then it is too late," said a fellow. - (Conspirators of Gor)